“This is an essential read for anyone put in the position, however reluctantly, of being the family caretaker. Camosy seeks to bring hope as well as comfort, and he makes an intelligent, trenchant argument for keeping one’s moral decisions intact and without compromise.”
The book provides a sound introduction for general readers to church teaching on a number of theological and moral issues, providing an easy-to-read overview of and deep engagement with a number of core questions that Catholics will find both interesting and illuminating.
This book — a collection of 14 essays mostly by academics — doesn’t solve any problems, but it shows that divisions and culture wars are nothing new in a society where religion and politics often combust.
“Love Never Fails” prods readers’ spiritual lives in a pastoral, practical way.
The book “We Are Eagles,” is a women’s book (about) immigrant women’s literacy.
Two new books aim to refocus Catholic couples on the journey to holiness and sanctity within their marriages, families and communities.
“‘This Thing of Darkness’ points not only to the existence of preternatural evil, but also to the Catholic belief that human beings are not left to confront it on their own.”
Merullo’s latest novel, “Driving Jesus to Little Rock,” is the author’s attempt to fill that gap, while offering readers a lively imagining of what Christ might say and do should he come into the world in modern times.
